New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
NETWORK CITY.

Tho rain last Saturday spoiled the bfflance VI
PAINS celebrated device I'm fire. representing the Falls
of Niagara. 1t will be reproduced this evening" To-
gcther with another device Of miniature mo s, Oh
tho Arc do Triomphe Then Will follow tho storm
ing Of Sebastopol.
James Reilly who was one of two young men who
assaulted CCrnclus OBrien at Thompson and Hous-
ton sts on June %, and robbed him Of fyhve cents
was sentenced yesterday by Recorder smyth 70 SIX
years In the State Prison.
Dorothoa Horn, tho middle aged German woman
who kept an intelligence Office at No. 16s Third ave-,
and who was recently convicted Of abduction, was
sentenced yesterday by Recorder smyth TO three Is
years and eight months In the Pententiary, Sae
sent Jennie EhrInreich, WHO applied tor SIua'ioh
to o house Of ill-fame In New-Jerscy.
Plans for new dog pound at the foot Of East Ono
hundred and secondst have been filed with the Mayor
1t will be much more comnodious than tho present
one and will admit VI the drowning OF the dogs lnsue
the building
Street Cleaning Commissioner Coleman has sent
to the Mayor the report OF his department for tho
quarter ending June 80. During this time 1.,Ooo
miles OF street were swept and $4,000 loads of
ashes, garbage and street sweepngs were colected
OF this sD Loads ad the total cost was
s274,625 "a. and the total revenues $3's33 TO-
The reception room and the reading room OF the
Young Mems Christian Association building In
Twenry.thrdst., ara undergoing thorough cleaning
and repairing, and when the walls have been frescoed
ancc.
Tho smack Peter Cooper brought to the market
Yesterday 5000 "thlmble-cyed mackorel," socahed
from their large and peculiarly shaped eyes. II was
believed that these fish nearly extinct, specl,
Of 5000 astonishes the oldest fisherman. They were
caught off Squan River, ~ J.
Bluefsh are scarce and high, costing twenty five
cents pound.
Tho Mayor went to Rlngwood N. j., yesterday
He will return on Monday. President Beekman VIII
spend Sunday with him.
Tho Saturday matlnces will be resumed at wallacks
beginning today when Indiana will be sung Tor
the last times tho opera being withdrawn after this
evenings performance, to be followed by 1.-The beg
gar Student" on Monday
A float carrying a milk train of the Now YORK.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad was towed 10
Gouverneursllp early yesterday morning. AS IL was
.hout entering tho SLIP It struck against tho pier
with such violence that three Of the cars went over
board Tho cars contained about eco cars VI MIX
and the East River made white at that point
As the South Ferry boat Pacific was leaving her
slim at wuItehallst at IL a. m. yesterday. she was
run into by the steam lighter Roslyn The fcrryooat
had her starboard side partially dem4ished A., AS
thero were only few passengers ON poafu 'horo
little confusion
Robert d. Bronson clerk, ago forty fell from
platform OF n Broadway car at Fity-elGhth-st' yes
toriay and was run over by a car going In an opPo
Site direction. lie was hurt seriously. The police
sent him To tho Roosevelt Hospital
Albert T. Given who found on Thursday IN
his apartments at No 90 Irving place. bleeding rom
a bulIet wound In his side. held In the York
vile police Court yesterday for trial on charge VI
attempted suicide. Ito said he had accidentally
shot himself
Among the plans filed In the Building Bureau
Yesterday were those for the erection OF new cIe
vator for the New.York Central Railroad at Eleventh
ave and Thirty fourth-st 10 cost $4,000 also lor
A factory at Nos. bl5 to 525 West t1fty s'r
to cost $4,000. L. c. " T.. Travers, owners
A coroners jury yesterday censurcd tho Manhat
ian Elnyated Railroad In the Of Conductor Charles
O. Notion, who was over on tae night OF July
II AZ the terminus at Fifty ninth St and sixth ave.
and died tho following day. Tho evidence showed
that proper facilities were not provided Tor the cii'
pIoycs who had to cross the tracks The widow Oh
Conductor Notion will probably sue tho company
unless a compromise Is effected
The Madison Square Garden will be opened on tho
evening OF August 10. with serics of popular sum
MCKNIGHT concerts modelled after the Conunental
fashion. Frank Van Der stucken VIII dliect an or
chestra OF sixty Light and popular selections w 90
tn make nm Interesting programme Tor eich oNchms